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Fare dodger confronted by investigators after swerving more than £2,200 on year-long Elizabeth Line spree

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Fare dodger confronted by investigators after swerving more than £2,200 on year-long Elizabeth Line spree
A man who accumulated £2,231.55 in unpaid fares on the Elizabeth line was apprehended by Transport for London fraud investigators at Whitechapel station after exploiting the network for over a year using a frozen bank card. Despite the painstaking operation required to track him down, the fare dodger ultimately walked away with a court penalty of just £240. The case, featured in a new series of Channel 5's Fare Do
3 Aug, 21:36